New Ulm weekly review., 1887-09-14


together she made most charming pict-
ure.
President McCosh, OF Princeton, deliver
ed a stirring address recently to the Unit
ed States Hay Fever association at Beth
lehen, N. II.
The Prince OF Wales has arrived at Kie.
from Hamburg and proceeded on the roy,
al yacht Osborne for Copenhagen.
Cholera has appeared in Rome, where
five cases and two deaths were reported
At Palermo nine cases and four deaths
were reported. At Trapani II new cases
and eight deaths; at Cantania three new
cases and one death, and at Malta FIVE
new cases. and three deaths.
L. j. Leopold, aged twenty-eight was
killed by falling between cars at Anaconda,
Montana. He leaves mother and sister
at st. Paul.
the boarding house OF f. Jean in st. Boni-
face recently. McMurdie came to Winni-
peg last spring and was engaged as mana
ger OF the Northwest Review until a short
time ago. He was an Englishman and
had a wife living in Detroit, Mich.
b. s. Wheeler & Co., New Haven, Conn.l
importers OF bar iron, steel, tin, ETC.. failed
with liabilities estimated at S2,OOo,OOO.
The Boston Globe pronounces as un-
qualifedly false the statement that there
are l25, 600 marriageable Widows in Mas
sachusetts. The Globe asserts that the
correct number Is only 81, 15S.
A preliminary report OF the commission
er OF patents, in reply to a request of the
secretary OF the interior, shows that the
number Of ofapplications for patents OF all
was 33, 409, as against 40, e79 for the pre-
vious year. The commissioner recon-
mends that sections 1885, Asst, 4, S9S
and 4, $50 OF the Revised Statutes in rela-
tion to the date. limitation and assign
ments of patents and reimbursement Of
money paid through mistake into the
treasury be amended.
The Temps says that NJ. Waddington,
the French ambassador at London, has
delivered to- Lord Salisbury Frances re-
ply to the latest British proposals re-
garding the naturalization OF the Suez can
al. The reply amounts practically to the
The Vienna council has voted the gener.
OF the grand niece OF Mozart.
At Cincinnati, in English's wood dy-
ing man was found lying across the chest
OF a dead woman. and not far away a re-
volver. The man died soon after. He was
Frank Hammond, a butcher, and the ON
an was Mrs. Lizzie Tate, a widow. A letter
was found on Hammond, saying: Frank
Hamln ond and Lizzie Tate are both will
ing to die, and it don't make any differ.
ence to lis what they think OF us"
c. L. Hovey, the veteran horticulturist,
died at his home in Cam bridge, aged seven
ty-seven. Mr.. Hovey was the best known
American pomologist and horticulturist
in this country, having devoted his life to
these pursuits and having intimate ac-
quaintance with his colleagues in this
country and Europe.
Rev. James Brownley OF Port Richmond,
State Island, recently celebrated, wi tn his
congrega ton, the ffty-second year OF his
pastorate.
"A formal notice boy cotting the North
western National Insurance company was
issued by the Chicago Underwriters as
,sociation.
REPORTS from the Black river logging re-
gions are that not only the maineriver but
every tributary has good driving stage,
and logs are coming down freely.
The residence OF Cardinal Gibbons in
Baltimore was robbed OF two valuable
rings, one OF which was a present from
Pope Leo.
Dun & Co. report the business failures
throughout the country during the last
seven days number for the United States
179, for Canada "a, total 1919; compared
with 1856 last week, 100 for the CORE.
spending week last year.
union OF Companies B and I,
Twenty.second Wisconsin infantry, was
held recently at the farm residence OF
l.. s. Mosley, q veteran.
The following patents have been issued:
Wisconsin-H. Bauerfeind, Shewano,
washing machine; G. E. Brown, polishing
lap; W. Gowen, Wausau, saw mill drag;
also one for sam mill carriage; B. V. Nor1-
berg Milwaukee, safety stop for governors
and. one for cutoff gear for engines; A. Ro-
sa, Milwaukee, sad iron; A. H. Ullrich, La
Crosse cigar press; A. r. zimmerding, Mil
waukee, oil stove, also for gas burner, al
SO for oil stove. Dakota-E. L. Clancy,
Aberdeen, frame for sulky pillow; A. Lorge-
son Barnes, pulverizing attachment for
seeders; j. McLyner, Eflendale, spark ar.
rester.
The president has appointed Samuel T.
Williams, OF Maryland, to be the United
States secretary OF legation at Brazil.
Intelligence has been received OF the sud
den death OF Lord Loyet. He dropped
dead while shooting on the moors OF In
verness, Scotland.
Cuenca Creus OF Venezuela has entered
al 10 D. COnLrttCU WIN MS government TO
lay a telegraphic cable between that coun-
try and the United States.
While a big gun was being cast at Beck
er's foundry in Sheffield, England, the gun
exploded, killing five men on the spot and
injuring many Others, three OF whom have
since died.
Maj. E. v. Sumner, Fifth cavalry, has
been by authority OF the lieutenant gener-
al of the army, appointed inspector OF rife
practice OF the department. OF the Missouri,
vice Lieut.. Charles Dodge, Jr., Twenty
fourth Infantry. General Merritt, in retir-
ing Lieut.. Dodge, especially commends him
for his energy, efficiency and intelligence in
discharge OF the duties Of this important
position.
Hanson & Wormald's woolen mills at
Dusbury, England, have been destroyed by
fire, causing q loss OF $500, 900.
William N. Cromwell. assignee for Henry
s. Ives & Co, made his report to the SUI
perior court at New York. The liabilities
are 81 q Gfi6 il q e. nominal aasata S25.